Email Notifications: Expiring Permits
  • 22 Apr 2023
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Email Notifications: Expiring Permits

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Article summary

With the click of a button and a few fields filled out, you can quickly send a notification to the permit applicant, the primary contact for the primary contracting company, and homeowner regarding an expired or expiring permit.

Send expiration notices

  • From the Permits grid, click the Expired or Expiring tabs. Then click Expiration Notifications.
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  • Select jurisdiction, expiration date ranges, and one or multiple permit types
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  • Warning message will let you know how many expiration notices will be sent
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Logged in Permit History

After an expiration notification has been sent, it will be logged in the Permit History, like this:

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The email notification

By default, the email notification sent from CommunityCore will look and read like this:
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Customize the notification

However, the email notification message can be customized for your jurisdiction. To customize the messaging, please fill out this quick form.

About the email

  • The notification will be emailed to the following email addresses that are in the permit:
    • Applicant
    • Contracting company's Primary Contact email address
    • Homeowner
See more: Who the notification is sent to

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  • The Expiring Notification will not be sent out about a permit if it does not include an email address for an applicant, contracting company's primary contact, or homeowner.